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Grant history

Angiosarcoma Awareness is proud to have awarded grants to help the ongoing research into angiosarcoma.

20

Grants awarded

$652K+

Total funded

2012-2026

Years of funding
Year Type of award Recipient Research institution Project title Amount
Year 2026
Type of award Grant
Recipient Tempus AI, Inc.
Research institution Tempus AI, Inc.
Project title The fellow will analyze angiosarcoma molecular, pathology, and clinical data to identify potential therapeutic targets and biomarkers, study circulating tumor DNA, and relate molecular findings to patient outcomes.
Amount $65,000
Year 2025
Type of award Research
Recipient Dr. Brian VanTine
Research institution Washington University
Project title Studying the surface protein expression on angiosarcoma
Amount $50,000
Year 2024
Type of award Patient Travel
Recipient Dr. Edmund Bartlett
Research institution Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Project title Patient travel support for NCT05755113
Amount $20,000
Year 2024
Type of award Grant
Recipient Harmony Knutson
Research institution Alliance for Rare Cancer (Jed Taxel)
Project title Start up funds (enabled a 1 million dollar grant from Chan Zuckerberg including angiosarcoma)
Amount $10,000
Year 2023
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Dr. Moony Tsang
Research institution Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Project title Development of angiosarcoma cell line models
Amount $35,000
Year 2023
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Dr. Elinor Karlson
Research institution Darwin's Ark Foundation
Project title Monitoring onset of hemangiosarcoma from environmental exposure to vinyl chloride in dogs
Amount $10,000
Year 2023
Type of award Patient Travel
Recipient Dr. Ciara Kelly
Research institution Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Project title Patient travel support for NCT05755113
Amount $5,000
Year 2022
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Moony Tseng
Research institution Broad Institute's Cancer Cell Line Factory
Project title Angiosarcoma Living Tissue Donation Initiative II.
Amount $35,000
Year 2021
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient —
Research institution Broad Institute's Cancer Cell Line Factory
Project title To collect living tissue samples.
Amount $25,000
Year 2020
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Vinod Ravi, MD
Research institution The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
Project title Development of patient-derived Angiosarcoma cell line model to investigate synthetic lethality.
Amount $12,000
Year 2019
Type of award Patient Advocacy
Recipient —
Research institution Sarcoma Alliance
Project title Patient advocacy and access to second opinions.
Amount $30,000
Year 2019
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Nikhil Wagle, MD
Research institution Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Project title Germline Analysis for Pathogenic Variants in Angiosarcoma
Amount $100,000
Year 2018
Type of award General
Recipient Greg Cote, MD
Research institution Massachusetts General Hospital
Project title —
Amount $25,000
Year 2016
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Jun-lin Guan, Ph.D.
Research institution University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Project title Therapeutic targeting of mTORC1 for lymphangiosarcoma using a novel mouse model.
Amount $43,200
Year 2015
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Greg Cote, MD
Research institution Massachusetts General Hospital
Project title Development of an angiosarcoma patient-derived xenograph mouse model.
Amount $50,000
Year 2014
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Brian Van Tine, MD, Ph.D.
Research institution Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis MO
Project title Establishing an integrative Omics Approach to Identify Therapeutic Targets in Angiosarcoma.
Amount $27,000
Year 2014
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Nancy Demore, MD
Research institution Medical University of South Carolina
Project title Generation of a Pegylated SFRP2 Fragmented Antibody for the treatment of Angiosarcoma.
Amount $25,000
Year 2013
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Vinod Ravi, MD
Research institution Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Tx
Project title Identification of therapeutic targets in angiosarcoma using genomic and proteomic analysis and in vivo evaluation of the efficacy of inhibitors to identified tumor explants.
Amount $25,000
Year 2013
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Soner Altiok, MD, Ph.D.
Research institution H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute, Tampa, FL.
Project title Assessment of the Therapeutic Efficacy of Wee1 Inhibition in Patient Derived Xenograph Mouse Models of Human Angiosarcoma.
Amount $25,000
Year 2013
Type of award Partnership with Cycle for Survival
Recipient Cristina Antonescu, MD
Research institution Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Project title Upregulation of angiogenic regulators in angiosarcoma using genomic approaches to investigate dysregulation in miRNAs and whole genome methylation
Amount $50,000
Year 2012
Type of award Research Grant
Recipient Jaime Modiano, VMD, Ph.D.
Research institution Veterinary Medicine and Masonic Cancer Center University of Minnesota
Project title Innovative Molecular Targets for Prevention and Treatment of Canine Hemangiosarcoma.
Amount $50,000

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